CN206507262U - Punching drinking device for coconut - Google Patents

Abstract

A punching drinking device for coconut is composed of a handle, a punching knife with a blade at its bottom, a notch at the blade of said punching knife, and a beating part at the top of punching knife for making the coconut shell pass through the punching knife and not cut off, so forming a hole cover at the position where the coconut shell is punched and not cut off; on the contrary, the hole cover can cover the hole to prevent foreign matters from entering the coconut, and simultaneously, the hole punched by the punching and chiseling knife is larger, so that the endosperm can be conveniently taken out.

Description

Coconut Punch Drinker

technical field

The utility model relates to a hole punched by a punching device on the peeled coconut shell, and the coconut shell at the hole is formed into a hole cover, so that the coconut water in the coconut can be easily drunk, and the coconut water can be poured through the hole again. The cover closes the hole, so that the endosperm can be taken out and foreign matter can be prevented from entering the coconut.

Background technique

Coconut water, which is popular with the public, contains a small amount of fructose, but is fat-free, and has very low calories. For those who drink plain water and find it tasteless, coconut water is also a good substitute for replenishing body water; At the same time, coconut water is rich in minerals, especially trace elements such as potassium. Its composition is similar to intracellular fluid, which can compensate for dehydration and electrolyte disorders, and has the effect of diuresis and swelling. It is also especially suitable for dehydration after exercise. For hydration and electrolyte replenishment, coconut water is a healthy and natural alternative to sports drinks that contain refined sugars, artificial colors, and chemical additives.

The natural coconuts that are usually sold in the market can be roughly divided into coconuts with outer skins and coconuts with outer skins removed. Most of the coconuts with outer skins removed are imported from abroad. After removing the mesocarp of the coconut palm of the exocarp and the rough fiber in the middle, the remaining appearance is the coconut shell 4 parts of the endocarp, and the pedicle part 41 of the coconut is also kept when the shell is removed, and it is peeled into It is conical (its appearance is still relatively hard), and its appearance is shown in Figure 1.

Simultaneously as shown in Figure 2, 3, at the endosperm top of the inside of the pedicle head position 41 of coconut, there is the bud eye 42 (being commonly called as coconut eye, the place that coconut plantation germinates) that is soft pedicle tissue form, so when When you want to drink the coconut water in the coconut core 4, you generally use a sharp knife to cut off the conical pedicle 41 until the bud eye 42 is exposed, and then you can directly use the straw 3 to poke through the bud eye 42 and extend into the mouth. After the inside, the coconut water can be sucked directly, or the bud eye 42 can be dug out at the same time, and the straw 3 can be inserted for drinking.

However, although the above-mentioned method of drinking coconut water is simple and convenient, in addition to cutting with a knife, it is easy to cause danger, and the hole formed by the straw is easy to let foreign matter enter the coconut, and it is difficult to avoid unfinished drinking. of coconut water can become contaminated.

Furthermore, piercing the bud eye 42 is only convenient for the straw 3 to drink coconut water. After the coconut water is sucked, if you want to scrape the endosperm with a tool, the hole of the bud eye 42 is too narrow, so the general processing method is to use a sharp knife Then the hard coconut shell is cut open to scrape the endosperm, but its method is extremely dangerous, and the shavings of the coconut shell will fall on the endosperm again, which affects the edible hygiene of the endosperm.

Utility model content

Therefore, in order to improve the above-mentioned known coconut water that wants to drink and remove the outer shell of the coconut, it must be cut with a knife and has dangerous and hygienic problems. The utility model provides a punching chisel with a handle and a sharp blade. A cutting knife is used to punch holes in coconut shells that have been peeled off, so that holes can be punched out of the coconut shells for inserting straws or pouring out coconut water, and the part of the coconut shell that has been chiseled to form a hole becomes a hole cover. The hole cover can be opened and closed on the hole.

The technical solution adopted by the utility model to solve its technical problems is: a ring-shaped punching chisel cutter is provided on the side to connect with a handle, and the lower end of the punching chisel cutter is set as a sharp edge, and on the handle A notch is opened at the sharp edge of the corresponding punching chisel cutter.

In the above scheme, a hammering portion is provided at the top of the punching chisel cutter.

The beneficial effect of the utility model is that, by hitting the top of the above-mentioned punching chisel cutter of the utility model, a hole is chiseled out of the coconut shell with the sharp edge of the punching chisel cutter, and at the same time The coconut shell forms a hole cover, which can be opened to expose the hole for drinking coconut water, or closed to prevent foreign matter from entering the coconut, so that the undrinked coconut water can be kept hygienic and clean, and the punched out The holes are larger and can facilitate the extraction of the coconut endosperm.

Description of drawings

Below in conjunction with accompanying drawing and embodiment the utility model is further described.

Fig. 1 is the outward appearance schematic diagram of the coconut core after general shelling.

Fig. 2 is the schematic diagram that the bud eye is exposed after peeling off the pedicle head position of the general coconut core.

Fig. 3 is a schematic diagram of inserting the straw through the eye of the bud and inserting it into the coconut kernel.

Fig. 4 is a perspective view of the utility model.

Fig. 5 is the schematic diagram of the utility model punching the coconut shell.

Fig. 6 is the schematic diagram of opening the hole cover after the coconut shell is punched by the utility model.

Fig. 7 is the schematic diagram of the hole cover that can be lifted and closed formed by the coconut shell at the punching place of the utility model.

[Description of Reference Signs]

1 puncher 10 handle 11 punching chisel cutter

12 Thumping part 13 Sharp blade part 14 Gap

2 coconuts 20 holes 21 holes cover

detailed description

In order to make the purpose, technical solutions and advantages of the utility model clearer, the utility model will be further described in detail below in combination with specific embodiments and with reference to the accompanying drawings.

See also shown in Fig. 4, the puncher 1 of the present utility model is to include a handle 10 at an end place and connect a punching chisel cutter 11 in the shape of a sleeve ring, and make the top of the punching chisel cutter 11 Form a thumping portion 12 that can be used for hammering, and the lower end of the punching chisel cutter 11 is provided with a sharp edge portion 13, and the sharp edge portion of the punching chisel cutter 11 at the handle 10 is Offer a breach 14 on 13.

As shown in Figure 5, the punching chisel cutter 11 is placed in the middle of the top of the coconut 2, and a hammer or mallet is taken to beat continuously at the thumping part 12 of the punching chisel cutter 11 top surface. The chiseling of the sharp edge portion 13 of the chisel cutter 11 passes through the coconut shell; The coconut shell position in the hole chisel cutter 11 is upwardly pried up so that a hole 20 is formed there, while the pried coconut shell position forms a hole cover 21 at the same time, and the hole cover 21 is punched by the punching chisel cutter. The notch 14 provided at the sharp edge portion 13 place of 11 allows this place not to be cut off but still remains connected together with the body of the coconut shell.

Therefore, as shown in FIG. 7 , the hole cover 21 formed by being chiseled can be lifted upwards from the hole 20, so that the hole 20 is exposed and can be inserted into the straw 3 to drink coconut water directly, or the coconut water can be passed through the hole 20. It can be poured out at any place, making drinking coconut water easier and less dangerous than cutting coconuts without blades.

In addition, since one end of the above-mentioned hole cover 21 is still connected with the body of the coconut 2, there will be no problem of the cover falling after opening. Covering the hole 20, in addition to preventing foreign matter from entering the coconut 2, can also serve the purpose of hygiene and safety, and prevent the coconut water in the coconut 2 from being polluted by unclean things.

Secondly, the punching chisel cutter 11 of the puncher 1 is usually in a larger diameter, so the hole 20 punched on the coconut 2 is also larger, so the utensil for scraping the endosperm is easy to stretch into the coconut 2, so that the endosperm (commonly known as coconut meat, or coconut kernel) can be easily scraped out for further consumption or processing.

The specific embodiments described above have further described the purpose, technical solutions and beneficial effects of the utility model in detail. It should be understood that the above descriptions are only specific embodiments of the utility model and are not intended to limit the utility model. For new models, any modifications, equivalent replacements, improvements, etc. made within the spirit and principles of the present utility model shall be included within the protection scope of the present utility model.

Claims (2)

1. A punching drinker for coconuts, which includes a ring-shaped punching chisel cutter fixed at one end of a handle, so that the lower end of the punching chisel cutter is provided with a sharp edge, and the handle corresponds to A notch is provided at the sharp edge of the punching chisel cutter. 2. The drinker for punching coconut according to claim 1, characterized in that: the top end of the punching chisel cutter is provided with a planar hammering portion.